Henrik Vibskov Spring 2009

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Published June 30, 2008

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Henrik Vibskov’s runway presentation has the tendency to make pieces look unwearable, when quite the opposite is true.  This season, I was obsessed with his oversized shirts and dyken shorts.  I don’t recall anything from the fall collection that caught my eye, but I will definitely have to finally buy a coat from the line.  The new cuts are fantastic and the price points so far have been reasonable.

Pictures from Scott on The Fashion Spot.

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